Continuing with our Designer Spotlight Series, we opted for one of our favorite interior designers who has timelessly created beautiful design and elegant modernity. Richard Mishaan, originally from Colombia, has been yet another leader in the field of interior design. Mishaan’s focus brings together a perfect synergy of modern textural pieces and textiles with classic found and historical pieces.
In this architecture blog will we take a close look and the magnificent Taipei Performing Arts Center.
Lets take a look at the more eco friendly designs and architecture in modern interior design especially the eco-friendly designed “sea tree architecture” by Waterstudio.
Fashion has had a recent trend of repeating itself in the latter half of the century and especially into the 2000’s. We saw the return of 70’s gear full of peasant tops, maxi dresses, jumpsuits, and flared jeans. Also, the return of the disco era came back full force with sequins galore and enough gold lamé to revive Studio 54 back from its grave.
Let’s take a look and what modern wallpaper is trending in the world of interior design.
As Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week 2012 comes to a close today, designers and “fashionistas” have spent all week strutting their stuff for the iconic moment in the fashion world and New York alike. One of my favorite designers, Marc Jacobs served up some seriously stunning “stylings” this year in his Marc By Marc Jacobs Fall 2012 collection showcasing a mixture of grunge and military-inspired looks.
Romantic Valentine’s Day Guide – From Valentine’s Day interior decor, to the perfect red dress, perfect funny Valentines Day cards and the most romantic table setting, we will show you how to do it right!
In this article we explore the facinating world of modern shelving, bookcases and storage units.
New York City is notoriously known for many-a-thing including: fashion, art, culture, nightlife, and its awesome pockets of centrally specific neighborhoods throughout Manhattan. The LGBT community has continuously set up shop along the West Side Highway from Greenwich Village to Chelsea to the modern gay-friendly hood of Hell’s Kitchen.